Google "corn species" and get back to us -- if what you say is true, there are a vast number of "morons" in the scientific and agricultural communities.
More likely, though, you're the one being an idiot.
Variation within the pre-existing genetics isn't speciation - it is merely variation.
Here's what you're missing, moron -- it's not "within the pre-existing genetics". It's a *different* set of genetics.
And when isolation produces something that can't interbreed, that's a loss, not a gain.
Wrong again, but then we're used to you just making stuff up and posting it as if it were true.
But, then you know that.
No, I don't "know" your falsehood. I try not to contaminate my brain with such utter bulls**t.
I haven't missed that claim, nor am I missing the semantics. It's corn. Just like Irish setter and Great Dane are dogs - Canines. Semantics. You want to hide from the simple in hopes people get lost in the details. It's still corn.